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[QUOTE="Andrew Murray, post: 6551358"]
Make sure the page size (when I say size, I mean the width of the screen -
or the viewable 'portal' of the screen - the browser viewing area that
displays the actual site) e.g. make sure your tables and so on are no wider
than for example  770 pixels wide (by no means a definitive figure) on a
800x600  and 900-something on a 1024x 768 res. (these being the most common
resolutions).

That way you'll always get the site within the viewable area of the
screen... anyway that's for starters, if any use a high resolution thatn
1024 x 768, maybe you can design a specific site for that size, and redirect
the user using Javascript once it detects the screen size.

You need to take into account that some screen space is taken up with the
browser's tool bars, scroll bars etc, hence the 770px and 900-something px
above.

You can also build the layout in tables, and use percentages to define the
widths of the tables, that way it will adjust to whatever screen resolution
is being used.
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